The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 21, 1888, Image 3
THE flOWll IIEIIAI l>.
DIUKC'P )!iy.
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churches.
# Methodist.
COXIVAV hY A I I* IN .
* ltKV. WM. THOMAS, Pastmii.
Services every Sunday at 11 n't luck i in., ami
7y, o'clock p. in.
l'raver moetiiv- every Thursday nlj?ht at T1
o'clock p n
Smula^'v'hurl every Sunday at o'clock a. in.
K. NoIUuN, Mll>"llll! 1.delft.
m\? v dinci iT.
W* UKV. W. I. I'ltil KS, I'ahtom.
Hod Hill, Saturday nmoivi ' >ununy. m
Sandy i'iuin, 1*1 Sunday ... * I0.<*> u m
Mount /Ion, l*t Sunday... ... in
V |?| _mIi, J Suinht\ " .:?? p in
^ d Sltndn;. .. . 1" i in
^ (n**.\' ?nd Sab. aUernaUo ddOpin
" ' I nlon ;I do p m
(next ~i?tl Sab. nltornnto) Id.:in a in
Whiio Oak 3rd Snltmlaj 11 :m? h im
Poplar, 8rdSiiudav 10.:u? a in
? Cool sprinu " " *-JO p in
Antlocli, ttli Monday in
Drown Swamp, ttli Sunday 11?r* in
(Hi xl month nltiwntlir;) 3..".up in
Jordunvlllo " :?.:?> p in
next month nltorntlnu II.mi am
noxt month, A nlloch mit 12.00 in
Baptist.
Conw \ v
W . S. MiCASKILI., I'AKTOII.
I", wry second Sunday and Saturday nif'ht he.
tore mid evert fourth Sunday.^}
Prayer meeting every Tuesday night at 7'J
. clock.
Sunday School every Sunday ut 3 p. n> K. \\\ !
N'iii.i.i v, SuiierintendeiP.
oxiiail i. kovk
Third Saturday and Sunday in each monrh
collins ciikkk
first Sunday and Saturday before, in each month.
MEETINGS OE LODGES.
A.-.E.'.M.
Iteyular communication of llorrv Lodge, No.
nt Masonic liall first Monday in eurh month. J.
II. Moore, \V. M.
K. of H.
Hej'tlnr meeting of Stuart Lodge, No. .'SM, w ill |
meet at tlioir Hall on the first and Third Wednes
day evenings of eaeh month.
K. \V. Noi.i.kv, l)li tutor.
J. it. Paukkii, ltcporler.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
Mail Route. No. 14248.
Fi out Mar ui * II t ? Conw ay l.r ive Marion t
II I'll.1 'days mid Saturday.-1 7 a.m. and arrive* nt
Conway by 5 p. m.
l?eave Conway Mondays and fridays V . m. and
arrive- at Marion p. in.
Mail Route No. 14265.
front font.ay to .lordativille. Leave Conway
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 a. in. arrive at <)or
daiiville 12 tit. ' ,
Leave Jordanville Tuesdays mid Saturdays at I
p. in. arrive at Conway d p. in.
Mail Route No. 13433.
front Whiteville N. C. t > Comvav v C. I ive
Wliitevillo Tiiesdava and I'ridays at f> a in. arrive
nt Conway s p. m.
Leave Cointny \V. due lays and Saturdays at .">
. in. arrive at M'hi! ilia < p n
Mail Route No. 14264.
from Little Itivi-r to Con.w.t. l. -a\e Little j
Hirer Monday* an 1 ' ridays at a. in. arrive at
<'oiiway h p. m.
Leave Conw ay Tne -day . .nd Saturdays at s a in.
arri\<? at Little lti* er I |>. in.
PfTa.il Route No. 14267.
From Foi' 1Tr; ' ?n ('..to Fair KliifT N. ('.,
I.enve Fort II .in1! mi lally ??>v . !>t Sundays lit
a. hi. urrive at Fair Ill'idS p. m.
Leave Fair .'Infl N daily except Sundays at
ft u. in. arrive at Fort llnrrolson S p. m.
SCHEDULE OF STMR. SADIE.
! ornetown on Mondays, Wedne days
and Ki da at 1 i p. in., arrive at Hncksville
at " o'clock o'clock same day a.
Leave llncksville on 't'uoBdnys, Ttinredays and'
Saturday s, at o'clock a. in., arrive at < leoreetown
1 o'clock same days, touchin;; at ail intermediate
I.unlinks. * 'I', s. MrssKiii.v.\,
Master.
Stiur. M /o|e, II. 'I'. Wu.i.ians Master leaves
Conway every Wednesday at !> a. in., foi Uenr^e
town, toncliiii'4 at all intermediate landings, re
Itirnlne, leaves (leorgetown every Friday at tin. in.
wmaiewy n?Lt ?i?I?
LOCAL ITEMS.
(nde\ to \en Ad vertisemeiits.
Ki>mi:xi> Wai ts - Notice of Initial
I )iselmrgo.
? -o? .
Moon light. nights. \
r~*- Now for the sea-shore.
!
Colored excursion noxt Saturday.
I Jolightful showers last .Monday
D *
night.
(.'an't some one get tip an excursion
to Lake Waccamaw?
The (youwav 15. 15. ('. is waiting
%> o
for that challenge from Bucksville.
Ladies, if yon want a pair of silk
^ mitts, any color, call at Burroughs
& ('oilins.
I he '/'fit /*i r / ht Inifr.v, now
reaches us on Wednesday, t.lin day of
publication.
Now that we have received the
first cotton bloom, who will send us
tin) first watermelon?
A nice and beautiful assortment of
V- gout's scarfs and neck wear just
opened at Burroughs & Collins'.
.1. M. Johnson, Esq., will (hdiver
^ * the annual address before the Burroughs
I ligb School next Thursday!
' night.
Vou will enjoy your evening boat
ride much bettor if you will call at
Burroughs & Collins and get a pair
of oar locks.
Mr. Isaac Cannon lost a lino mule,
with colic, last Monday. This loss
falls very heavy upon Mr. Cannon,
at thC season of the year.
Try a barred of our Point Laco or
k Orange Blossom flour. It is the best
on the markot. White, now and
sweet. Burroughs & Com.inh. i
During the storin of Monday night I
tlie lightning destroyed two ??f the
largo nines in Felicity Dark in front
of the Mothodist parsonage.
The Steam Itoister, I lorry* which
has boon on the wins undettroinir re?.
n D
pairs was launched last Monday.
She now hails as' the Horry of Con
way.
The Kditor of Tin: llounv IIkuai.o
received 41 Letters from 1 loll"
through the mails the other day.
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duiiiw (iiciins "i.ciu'rs irom
! 1 o i * M."
|{ev. W in. Thomas will preach a
sermon in the Methodist church to
you no1 men at tin* next remilar meetin
IT of the vounjr men's prayer meet-;
in<_?, Monday ni^ht, June 25th.
If. 15. Scarborough, lOsep, will deliver
an address before the Sundayschool
Mission Society, in the llaptist
church, on the second Monday
sunlit in July. Mr. Scan borough is
a fluent speaker and a christian 4jen- >
tleman, and will, no doubt, delight
iiis hearers.
Attention of applicants is called
to the fact that the examination for
admission to the Wiut.hrop Ttraininjr
School in < 'olumbin, S. ('., will take
place July 3rd. The Hoaad of Kxamiuers
consists of Dr. 10. Norton,
If. Ik Scarborough, Kso., and Col.
T. F. (lillespie.
Tho I lorry Hussars will irivo at
basket picnic at their muster shed in
Conway, on Wednesday, July Jth.
The public is invited to attend.' I leads
of families are requested to come,'
nee Mupanied by a basket filled with
dainty viands sullicient to allure the
taste and satisfy the inner man.
Information has been received hero
of the severe allliotion in the family
of (.i. V*. Honton, of (leor^rtown 1
county. ,\ little son died June 1 1th,
his wife died June 10th, and another'
little boy is not expected to live.
Tho nature J tho disease wir not
learned. The family is reported to
ho* in needy circumstances.
Charters were issued last week
from tI'm secretary of State's olliee to
' The X"// Publishing Company," of
('liarleston, capital *12,000. AM so to
'The Carolina Construction Company,"
capital *30,000. Also to
"The Cowpens Mannfacturino Compuny,"
of Spartanburg county, e:i|*i-(
tal *25,000. 1
The driving of the Silver Spike in
the Wilmington Seueoa-t Pailroad,
las' S 'urdav afternoon, was a delightful
occasion. Speeches were
mad by W. II. ('hudbourn, Win.
Latimer. President of the road, lion
(Jeo. I )avis ami lion. A. M. Waddoll.
W'o regret that' circumstances
bevond our control prevented our at
tendance. I'lio road is open to the
traveling public and is reported to Iain
excellent condition.
Initio Virgaline, aged one year
and about nine months, and only
child of Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Smith, of j
Marion County, died last Thursday,
t )no by on(' they are passing away
from us through the valley of the
shadow of death to their eternal
hoiftc. W e often question why so
many pure, bright little children
should be taken from a loving mother's
arms, while so many who have
merered from ehildhood into tin4 a<res
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of maturity even into ripe old age,
are patiently waiting for their summon*,
anxious to behold the gates
adjar. Vet we know that it is well,
that it is all for the "host. May this
dispensation of Providence bind the
alllieted parents closer to llim who
doeth all things well.
At the first meeting in this month
of Stuart Lodge, Knights of Honor,:
they determined to have a barbecue
on the day of the second meeting
which occurred yesterday. Quite a
number of the fraternity and their
families living in or near town were
present. Mr. Tuton had prepared
four pigs averaging about 117 pounds,
mi the most approved style of Imrbem..
M-xr-:ii i i i >
>;uiu^. .mi. u.>elii mm provided
ice and lemons, and other dolicaeies
and substantial* were supplied in
profusion o n e man remarked,
"onouoh to feed three or four hunr?
i i
dred people. Kverybody present,
was abundantly replenished to provoke
an eighteen hour abstinence!
and the fragments exceeded the
amount consumed. Those social j
features of the order should be made
to contribute to its advancement.
This we think can bo easily accomplished
by allowing outsiders to personally
witness the fraternal nature
of tho order. A like occasion may
bo advantageously repeated at some
future time, but wo would rospoctfnilv
suggest that tho time bo selected
when tho weather is cooler. J
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Tlio cotton compress i> now being
unloaded from the ?eho6ner ti. K.
Conudon, at the railroad wharf, and
will be erected near tin' water, on a*
portion of the railroad pioperty.
I'onsiderahle dilliculty is hein?r met.
ts
with in removing the machinery
from the schooner to the dock, on
account of its weight, and several
days were consumed in getitng two
seven ton pieces ashore. It is the
heaviest machinery, in si oio pieces,
over brought to this place, a part of
it still aboard the schooner, weighing i
as much as seventeen tons.- (/< ??/ ?/?foil'
n /inns.
At the recent meeting of the 'Piusr>
lees of WolTord College some impor-.
taut changes were made. Tuition
fees were reduced from *< <) to ^10.
"The Kxoeutive (.'ouuuittoo woro instructed
to have erected at onco ono
or moro dormitories on the College
campus, and to provide board :.\nd
lodt'ino for students at a sum not to
exe? ed *10 per month." The en- j
dowment is to be vigorously pushed.
This is one of the most important
problems for the Methodists of
tho State to successfully solve in or*
dor to porpetuato tho beneficent influence
of WolTord ( olleoc. We
would like to see all our denominational
eolleovs handsomely endowed.
< 1)1)1 IIIC |K'(' lUOIll.
The (.'omuiencement exorcises of
llurrouj'lis llirrh School will take
place Thursday, June 'J^th, N.30
M. Annual address by II.mi. .'.
.lolmson, of Marion, S. ('.
Friday, .I tine M'.Uh, 0 A. M.^H '
sic, Recitations, Dialoguos, I
tions, Ac.
Friday ni<dit 8.'Iff M Msic,^Bj|liBm
tiom and I Tama, uAmn"^Kpi|B||
J. II. I ) Y Sl NO Kit, Flin^Bf|l|ng
Vcisoii.il.
Prof. .1. M. knijrht, of S(flgfl|^9
spent la -t Sattn and
at m
poet llarlxtr, Mo.
.;I?t. I'. M . and
and
I* , loft yesterday morning to uioti^Q
a week on tin* heuch. They wore aceoinpanied
by Mr. A. '/.. Ihwtla and
wife, Mr. \V. J'k Porter and wifo,
Misses Posa and Clara Parker,
Miss Minnie Dnsonbnry, Mr. Heat v.
Cillespie, Mr. \V. H. Hyman, and
Mr. Archie Mnrroll. More will follow
tli*- last ??f the week.
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I'CIISIOIIN.
The total nninber of applications
for pensions under the Pension Act
was 2,'171 up to June 7th. Horry
had nnule dl applications, lit) were
approved and 1 1 rejected. Beanfort
had made 2, I approved and 1
rejected. (Jeoigetown hud mndo 5,
li approved and d rejected. Spar
lauour^r mum iiiumo i <Z approved
and oO rejected. .Marion had mado
77, 07 npproved and ID rejected.
The appropriation for the payment of
pensions will haidly bo sullieient to
pay the pensions approved np to the
opening of the next sesion of the
Legislature. Tho number now approved
at the rate allowed will require
an annual expenditure of nearly
one hundred thousand dollars.
S'oji body Seliolsi r??I? i |>,
The annual competitive examina- 1
tion for IVabody Scholarships in the :
Nashville Normal t'olleiro will be
held in the State Superintendent's 1
olliee on .Inly 12th at 10 o'clock A. i
M. Lour scholarships will be av .irded.
Applicants must, be at least 17
years of a?p*, of irreproachable moral :
character, good health, declare intention
to make teaching a profession i
and promise to submit cheerfully to
the college rcfpiiroments in study,
discipline, etc. I'y special permission
(if tlio I'resident of tlir? College,
r*> 7
applicants failing to obtain scholar- '
ships will bo admitted to the College
freo of all charges for tuition, '
n 7 (
on condition that they pass a satis- '
factory examination.
A B* it re i 'lui nee.
We will give a handsoino gold
watch to any gentleman or lady, hoy
or i(irl, that will hrinjr us one hundrrd
cash sub.-crihcr at < 1.50 each
bv ^September, loth. We will also (
rive a ffood, new sewing machine to '
any one hrinoin^ us fifty new subscribers
at ?1.50 each. Now is your (
time to oet a watch or sowing mao
r?
chine. All desiring to try for either
can send in hames as fhev <*et them
J rs
and we will keep strict accent of ,
each and deliver the watch or sowing |
machine as soon as said number of J
subscribers is secured. (
Any one desinin^ a good watch '
or sewing machine will do well to
comply with the above offer. Romember
that one dollar and lifty i i
cents must accompany each and j!
every name. \ i
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4 l> aj <?4" IfllNltaps.
Tusdny* seems to have boon a day
of mishaps to tlio train on tho W. ('.
\ lb lb The lirst mishap was, a
colored hand on the train had his
foot caught in tho machinery someway
and had it badly wrenched and
lest his shoe.
'.hid. Ily some mishap one of the
ears was derailed at the fro<r where
the side track connects with the main
lino near tho river.
3rd. Tho train hands pushing two
ponded cars on the main lite* beyond
the switch and down grade, struck a
Hal standing near the terminus and
knocked it over the embankment
1th. After ulnvl imf fin1 ( 'liiiillmiii n
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n
ami ffottinrr about I miles from I'onn
n
way a key in tlio conneotinnf roil was
J J ?>
discovered to be lost ami tlio train
put back Coiiwin to seeum another.
\ 4'iiimI to l*ai t*]|{?i'ii liliu-s.
< lenllomcn, eamliilly ami honestly
now, did you ever really and actually
know of a ?
Man who throw a bootjack at a
cat?
Woman who hit her husband with
a rolling pin?
I )oo that bit the seat out of the
beau's trousers?
lee man who was rich?
l>oy who was allowed in the parlor
to ask disagreeable oucstions of
callers?
jJ^fe who took away husbands
fainted when ho
her was coniino?
j'hn iito- c rue!
do tliese people
1'"" of the sea
fw< o.i .\ecu lown<1
from I ho farm
tk < 'ollins on the
ivo a lieK1 conic
res, from which
averages about
They have alints,
some of the
two feet across,
os in corn that
ihly in prospect
ive yield with the cotton and peanuts.
This report is a contradiction
to tho generally received opinion of
the productiveness of that township,
and jj^oes to show that all parts of
Horry contain fertile lands that only
require development to show what
can he done.
Another cotton hlootn has conic to
Tin: IIi:i;aii? ollice. This comes
from Fair HlulT, X. and was
plucked on the ISth, iust., from a
twent\ five aero field of Mr. 15. A.
Anderson. W e are tflad to note this
spirit of emulation anionic our farmers.
Success cannot lie achieved
r i .. r
iij,ni, ikiiii ii n)\r, <u occupation.
Another cotton bloom from a two
hundred aero field of Ii. .Jonhm,
plucked on the I'.ltii inst.
often
will not lie, and tic- test id*''* j B
may perhaps he aceeptod as
(ration of that adaffo:
r)
I'ut down in figures tho year in
which you were horn; to this add I;
I hen add your ago at your next birthday.
provided it' comes before Janu-!
II ry I, otherwise your aac lit hist
birthday; multiply the result by I,1)00;
from this deduct 077s?iI?-1
stitute for tlio figures corresponding
lot tors of the alphabet, as A for 1,15
for 'i, (' for 15, I) for I, etc. The rosult
ill give the name by which
you arc popularly known. Try it,
find you will ho surprised. It heats
I )onnelly\s cipher.
<?
.u t icitcn:i>.
I5y I lev. \Y. W. Jones, at the Pursuing?,
.luno 10th, Mr. (loorgo I,.
I'harp, of I lorry, and .Miss Pet ('arson,
laughter of Itev. Win. ( arson, of the
South ('ardinu ('onferonco.
mrxrr rorwy wi*. WOVMMvnina
Announcements.
3Tor Solicitor.
Til). ihlF.NPS OF
J. M. .lolmson, Ksquiir,
>! the Marlon Har, present him as a cmi
lidafe fort ho olllce of Solicitor of the Itli ,
Circuit, subject to the approval of the
I >< !iiocr:icy of the several counties of the
' 'ircuit.
The friends of Hon. 11. II. Nkwton, of
Marlltoro County, S. ('. hereby announce
iiin as a candidate "or the House of l{e|?
esentatives of the United States, front the
sixth Congressional District of South i
!'arolina, subject to the fiction of the Dein :
tcrutic. Primaries or Contention, as the
ase may be,
The friends of Hon. Oko. \V. Dahoan
tereby announce hint as a candidate for
e-electlon for Congressman for the Sixth
'ongressional I fistrict, subject to the act-1
dn of the Democratic Nominating Con
rontton.#
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Market Report.
CONWAY s 0.
tJitocKim*
Bacon l>. S. Sides ,> lb 10 (f/.r." , cent*
Butter cents.
I.ard lOfgiy,1 cts.
r.?ru,"j > bbl I 20 001
Mi>1 a--- - \\i ullon. . 10 </ 10 ? ntI
< 'oftee, pound 10-|fo"iOcts. <
(\?rn, V bushels I oo .
tSrist per bushel' T'iO/s 1 00 1
Fb?ur, per bbl 6> 7.7*> *
T)ji;is per do/, 10 cents. I
Su^ar 10 cts 1
Ijlut Cotton 8h, to 0 7-10 cts.
8,'cd Cotton | to 01 j ct->
\Y IHM ! NljTON, N. (May 15'.'otton,.
. 0:,? <i> 1) r,tj i cuts.! |
Cltl'Di: TCHIMvN'l NK
Virgin, \) bbl., ','80 pounds $ SJ 00
Yellow Dip, 1 1)0
Hard, w 1 00 <
Spirits Turpentine, per gal. I!;!1 .
Tar, $ I 00. yyopoutul bbl. ^
lbisiii Sir liiii'il I I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 5
NOTICE.
. . . 1
Notice is hereby uiveu that on Wedm <
j tlsiy, the l^tli clay of .Inly next, the under
signed will apply to tin* Probate .Indue ul '
j I lorry County for a lin.nl dPeharue from v
the o'llleo ami trust of <iuardinnship of thy 1
! person ami estatnof \\ in. \V. \\ ittts.
1:1 >.M INI) WATTS, < iitanliiui. '
l jnno 21 10 -It :
Notice. |ll
Notice i- hereby irlvon that on Momlay h
, the nth day of .Jilly, tie- undoi'sl-rned will
apply to the I'foliate .Indue of Horn
County for n final discharge front the > :
! lici'ltnd trust of Administrator of the ?
tate of .lames Floyd, deceased, '
Avr.m Vt.ovi), 1'
Administrator. ''
june M It
, if
ZEZstcxte ZbTctice.
i it
All persons lioldinu claims ayainst Ar
tlinr .1. (Jrainier, deceased, late of the
County ot I lorry, w ill pn nt tl in with
i i the next thirty days prop rly tnttheiilt- i
( 11 d t > til ' II :i let's: UllC' .:.*! o I) I >1
. I to tit I Arthur .) Cru u; . i, ec.i "
will ymke payment to m within the 111
time, or I lull put nil cl(dm$ duo wild tie- i
ee.ee*! in suit. (! I.o. <?U.M No Kit,
Administrator.
jUUC II. It
A Candidate. ?
111
I M
I inn n candidate for County store keep P
er, siihjel to the netion of the Democrat- h
ie Noininatin- Convention, to meet in tl
ComMiy soon. *Mv reason- for making a
this aiiuouneeiuont i in the first place 1 e
am competent, croud place I am aide to \\
do just what I :i\ wle n I tell you I can
sell you goods cheaper thru you can hu\ o
them this side of New fork < ity. \\ l?y g
people often y to m , our merchants arc \
iiumhueirintr and swindling us out of our g
money they charge lis such hiith prices, i i:
My friends it is wrong to ecu ure your o
merchants in this way. I don't believe you
have merchant who is selling his goods
for more than a fair living prolit. lie
member my friends that all can not Milord I
t?? k ep a representation in the large citie?
constantly on the lookout for bargains. A
great many of our goods are forced on the "
market. We are the lucky buyers, and it y
is your good luck to he presented with the
glorious opportunity to purchase nt the
prices we propose to give you
Itefore closing this anuouneement let
j me say t<? the ladies of 1 lorry that I hope '
to have your influence during the earn /,
paign which promises to he a very heated
one, hut with your influence I am hound j
i<< niiiTi'i u, 111 woman sunragr i s11:11] ,/
I'lKli'iiviir to Ik* with Mm best looking and !
tlic majority, il possible. Come sec me'
at onco ami let me sell yott a nice glove.
lilting, pebbled grain button shoe, worth
5 for ? 1 .',25, ami when you go bark '
, homo toll your lot bauds, iuotln rs atul at
; sons that 1 am selling a good men's shoe ' li
lor tjl 1 .05, a No. 1 article lor si.'25, worth
$1.7') in any market; vi5 dozen suspender- r
[at I'roni 5, lb, 15, and VJ'i rents, worth four
feLiirie the money; gent-' wool hat- '20, :5b j
Kid 60 cents, and up; ii real flue hat 1)0
^Bliits; a pair of good towels lb cents less i
^Enn the ro-t to make thmn. o
| Tin Ware! Tin Wore!
no arrive thi week. A 51 quart milk pan j
5 < ent-, lqt lets, (k|t Set ; dinner buckets |
b|1 acts-, 111 7i ts. Ibets, dqt lllcts; thou Q
sands of articles just as cheap, ('oineat
once before the stock is picked over.
Thanking my friends and customer.- for
the patronage they have given me since
i.: -i- i'
I 111- >j>il IHI IIK- IH-LIMII illlll | ?r??1111 > 1 11IX to
merit a continuance of the same, I remain
Wry liespect I Hll v.
15. K. K I X(J,
lioris, S. ('.
NEW
GOODS,"
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DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
HATS, ^
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II A R1)WA RE, /
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and--? rf
GROCERIES j
-AT |)
LOWEST CASH' PRICES
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It
Ktiuimoji s For IMuf.
^TATI-I OK 01 II CAUOMNA,
CO' NTV OF i!<>K1{ Y.
4 oininini rh iiComplaint
not Sorvcd.
111 in v I,. I luck, plaintiff
VS.
[aicinda I'. (Jillu rt mid husband, (Vphtis
lilhcrt, Futinlo Ik Anderson and husband,
I. .1. Anderson, Allc< 15. : ?ri? and hus*
mimI, A. A. Spring*. William B. Wright.
Icorgo O. Wright, Fannlo NV. Iln/.nrd and
insbaud, Jonathan Hazard, <looririe lltick,
daiy .). Sarvis and husband. I. F. Survi ,
)csia!i McU. Murk, I Initio 15. >parki i
aid husband, W. F. Sparknmn, Mary 15.
tlmpson and husband : >. Simp \\\'lain
Mod. Buck, K. Qortrudo liuck. Allco
? i> i. i.' * ? -
?. imh i,. i\iu rune illicit and Henry
lllck, doffMHlunt.'-.
To the defendants: f.ueinda II < i 1'> n
ml husband. Cephas (lilbert, Funnic II.
Vndcrson nnd liusbtiiftl, .1. .1. Anderson.
Vlictr II. Soring und Jiushund, A. i*
Springs, William II. Wright, (Icorge <?.
Aright, l-'nnnlo W. Hazard mid husband,
lonuikan Hazi.nl Ccorgie Muck, fluryd.
virv is and liushand, l,.L'\ Sarvis, Del sail
dC <;. lluok. 1 (litlI'. Sparkm.m arid litismiwl,
\V. I'.. Spnrknuui, Mary 15. Simpson
I hoshand. S. S. Simpson, William MrJ.
Iluek, L'\ (Icttrude Muck. Alice 15. Hack,
). Alexandrine lluek and Henry Ihick.
You arc len ity summoned and required
i) answer tin* complaint in this action, j
vhieh has been tiled in 1 la <ifllcc of t lie t Jlork
1 the Court of Common Pleas, tor the said
,'ounty, and to serve a c >py of your answer
i> the said complaint on tlie snhvcrilajs at
heirolllee at Conway, S. C., witliin (weny
days after the service hereof, exclusive
if the day of such ^service; and if you fail
o answei tin; complaint within the time
foresaid, the plaintiff in this action will
pply to the Court I >r tie relief demanded
n the complaint.
I fated April fMtli, \. I), isss.
b Al.sn A \ ttltouot on,
IMaiutilV's Attor eys.
T.i I In* thifdiwloiilo. " * 1
I Iiiiiin: |?. .111)1) son,
. .1. Anderson, jlli'im l? Wright, Geo.
), Wright find Ueorglo Buck. TaUuuotlcc,
lint the complaint in litis action, together
i itli the summons of which the forcj'oing ,
t u copj . was filed in tho ollicc of the ('lerk (
f the Court of Comtnoii t'lcas for 11 or r>
'ounty on the 2-lth day of April, 1888.
[li. S. ] .John M. Oi.ivku. C ('. L\
\Y .\t it vY Sr\i imiiot'cit,
riaintilf's Atlornej.
"apr 20 Ot
DItV GOODS.
Wo nvo till In tic load on dry goods, I
otions, fiinv 1.in ood and anything in
lint line, ami wo feel confident we can sell
lieiii rhcap< r than \ ill can huy thorn else
I'herc, ami give the he ' foods for the
aist. money. It is not i[iinntity, hut (ptali
v that every one hIiouIu bo governed by,I
ence the cheapest in prieo i not alwic,ie
eheape-t o 1 . hit in in ?st eases tli)*\
. *
Olilpare t.lieoiod \it! t li prices yen
rilt liinl ours cheaper 11 an the .Worthless J
llOdd\ eoods win li ar to lie ound all '
i i.
. .. ?? v. hT7 ? ?/%, *?i >
Ood?) Uilt try i" bilji the bi nud' ivhcn
<?u buy Inun us you can always rely on
ct 1 iwhat they are represented to !
ml .? 11i11u" a dollars' worth of <nods for
ihi dollars' worth of prodiuo or money.
Odcrs by Moil.
) ou con Si ml /<> us tot* Qoods by
mi/ tim/ //a n'll/ i/ii its ii'i // i in'
iiit i/.-t l/miii/li i/oil //'</'? / >i'i ii /i/ I'n /
mil' iii/i /';< ti'i/f In j >i'i)ii pf /1/ fr /1 ii / (/. *
I'll)' J ilJSHlhl1 . II i' /I'tt'ii o In iln~
In/ Hi ft ft inn . /' I'iip'i / .!> l''/l:iy IIIIII)ll/H
< IIII / li'l'rns 1/O'K 1st 11)1'/ II fh'S,'
'inn/.s' Ifi cillimit llh lltinil lit'l'r. ( ill/
m! SU I till III.
< m roct'rit's,
Our fltock of fffOCOriOH is always I'rcsli
n.l full, and wo can compote with any
rill in the State.
BURROUGHS & COLLINS
I.
IS. -JOLLI E,j
.Manufaoturor of
2cxrrla,c:a3, J3"U.
CA UTS
AND
(iioieral Illni ksmith,
Horse Slioeing A SpecialtyJomvjiy,
- S.
j
All orders promptly llllod, and nil work <
laranteed. (live me a trial.
jau H)th 2<5 lv
HATS.
fKN# A ATI) hoYSSTHA W
an h ri'H/r hats in
A I.!. THE LATEST
STY/ /As', ANH A T
PHI (J EX TO
S ( IT TUN
TIMES;
A LKO
LADIES TRIMMED
And
"D iitrimm d,
:MIII;AC J NO the new1ST
HEs fi. NS. THE Y A HE
HT HA ft EE, I' HETTY ANH
HE AH. COME SOON ANH
ET ( HOH E.
M UUOI'UIIS & ( OM.lxs.
DR. P. K P.ErH|A,
hy^iciap and jS!ir?c o 11,
OcrL-wsi3r, S. O.
Will Ih? found at Dr. Norton'a Drujj;
tore, or "Railroad I louse." All calls
roinptly rosjKnitted to, ni^ht and day.
Diseases of women unci obstetrics ft ape
alty.
npr o ly
i
CLOTH INC! " V
' K 11A \ I : DOWN
t t and art- 11? r?> t clothing of the
pn.st n.-iiii at at Udou <? t, irj order t<>
**' " rilfa i ' H I
. .?/? I r<- t I* I WO IiaTI1
ju-t laid ii ; tnd -UI 'hey are < imlug in
ail tiio time*. Wo have the largest and
-.ehvtrd ussori liient in the County,
.*I <>111 "Jt-I.*h) p.. i lit !|> ('.ill id cx-.tn "
ino tin-in.
shoes:
Lutlics* 1111(1 (it'llf s Shoes,
III all pric \
anil as olu-ap as you can
buy tin-in in \\ liming
Ion or ( 'bar! t ii. \\" ?
keep on bund about tbree
tliousand pair of Indies',
uicns' and childrens'
hI.oi-*, whlrli We-wo oil lug
i lo to < i-11 i i toili'
crs. If your are unable ^ ^
to call to see tln-m nc can
send tliciu by mail. It
you do not like tliein you
i an return them and we
will < liuerfully exchange
tliein or refund your
money.
BURROUGHS & COLLINS*^
IHuc^ro Clianco
IX) 11
BARGAINS
At our Ruck villa store, which we lenrti
from authority, is tiio best country
store in I lorry County.
"Dayr: Time.
For the next thirty dr w? offer c.:tWChlOly
low prices oil nil v pifCr goods
.
ure note goiiil' on.
%
Dun'l 1)8 Too l.a':e.
5 S< >JX A.IX25 V.
A line lot < \\ >nin i ;i .' r e '.i iii d
dansel" - at Jo and .'<0 ? ent eacii.
Flour from to p r barrel.
Our (lours are fie h mil new ground,and
w e claim that til' Fulled Mates cannot
produce a better Hour than wo -ell.
. COFFEE.
I -1 Kio ? olT. e live I ' Uiuls lor ^ 1.00.
Coiiiiiion l.'io . p u el I v one dollar.
MOLASSE.
Ile-t .Now ( rop .Yew Oil' m - 111<> 1;i>
lifly coils per gallon.
No. i?, Vc\\ Crop .Vow Orleans mollis- .
ses, thirty coils per gallon.
or it sninxo stock ok
OAT K ST Xo V K L T ft: s
IX LADIES' DDKS A
UOO/tS . I A'/*/ AO II'
or rx roii ixsrrcriox.
W.I, BUCK & CO.
the Corning star.
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A Fint-Cli'ss Democratic Fcwspiier,
PUBLISKZ J DAILY AT $6.00
Per Annum.
77/A: I>mi Y IX '
77/A' .S 7'. i m
I II R NY RRK l v V.T \ K>
Hl.oo u V et r.
FULL and REUABU MAiT.T a PORTS.
'///? l.'itixt A? >/v, l't>'i''<t! f()l(l
(rent rufy ,/V" / '/Y ' rt</ ///?
II Ovlify f and (fin/
Arrawjtif i/i f/u. moxt
Attmcdri I'nrm.
Advertisinir Hales Reasonable.
A ?I < 1 rt?H
WM. H. BERNARD, Editor and
Proprietor, Wk
WJI.MJNG rON, N. O. M I
THOS. I'-. GU.I.ESPIE. 1
A.ttovnoy H
Conway C,